Does this use RFID technology? What is the frequency range for the tags?
35677
No. It does not use RFID technology. The range to activate the connection is extremely close. In my experience it has to be within a few centimeters are the reception pad before it will activate the door lock.
1398098
No ma'am. At least when I tried it it didn't work. It's a pretty useless tag unless it gets scanned.
1283062
Dynotag is not an electronic device. It needs to be visible. The idea is that if someone finds an object (this one is for a pet) they can use their computer, and put in the tags code (or scan the tag) on a website and it gives you the owners information.
1561104
It is not RF-capable out of the box. Easily fixed by adding the 6160-RF keypad. This is what I run, and it works perfectly.
1921433
yes, it does. This RFID works in the same frequency than the P718, i.e., 13.56MHz
1225541
Hi, Yes, frequency range 340.00-354.00Mhz is for USA market and this item uses this range.
1031610
The range on this with the provided tags is about 1/2" or 1cm, same as most RFID readers.
783585
Thank you, HSM for your great question! In fact, the FIPS-201 certification indicates they DO work for the presecribed frequencies (13.56 MHz and 860-980 MHz), the frequencies associated with RFID. These are the frequencies used in contactless payment cards, the ones you will get from your financial institution. Some ID badges use proximity scanning technologies that APPEAR to be RFID, but with frequencies the sleeves do not shield. As we indicate in many of our reviews from customers with the same question: "We know the sleeves provide great protection while cards are carried in them. You can test them yourself by leaving the cards IN the sleeves when making a payment, for example. The transaction should fail. Remove the card and try again. The transaction should go through. Easy! This would also work with your passports and passport cards as you approach a border crossing. Your passport will be undetectable until you remove it from the jacket. We understand your apprehension about Identity Theft while you are traveling. We appreciate the fact you took this measure to add another effective but very simple layer of protection to the personal data you will be carrying with you while away from home. We do, however, stress to all our customers the fact that ID Theft can occur anywhere; and in seconds! We strongly recommend carrying your cards in the sleeves on a daily basis." Many of our customers have performed these tests and were able to convince themselves the sleeves DO provide the protection we promise. Just one example:
1125287
works with special id tags made by same company. Not sure if tags have a microchip or not, but each one is programmable, iow, you can set in, out, or in-out access for each tag (animal), up to max of 7. So, I would assume, it has a microchip to be able to do that.
379064
Yes, it does. Though SureFlap recommends microchipping over the use of collar mounted tags, the manual has the following information: "The SureFlap RFID Collar is a small, lightweight tag that can be attached directly to your pet's collar. Like microchips, each collar tag has a unique code, to prevent any non-resident pets, strays or wild animals from entering your home. One collar tag is included in the box. Additional SureFlap RFID Collar Tags are available via the SureFlap website or from SureFlap retail and veterinary stockists."
1925142
It doesn't auto-scan. You will need to select a frequency to broadcast it on.
1087647
That's a great question! Something to ask the manufacturer for sure. I know they have been the best radios we have bought to this point. They are an inexpensive alternative to the big ones that do get that kind of range. We own an outdoor laser tag company, and use these for the employees in the field. Have never had a problem at all!
399959
They aren't GPS tags- the most you could probably do is have it set to trigger an alarm if it was removed from the NFC tag
1070375
Default factory RFID is turned off for power saving. To turn on the RFID function, you need to scan a registered fingerprint then press + button. Detailed instruction can be found on the 2nd page of the manual in the box.
771131
You just need to enable the NFC function in your phone settings to scan a tag. To write a tag you would need an app. (There are free apps available)
1263682
Kind of impossible to say. Most quotes for range by manufacturers are theoretical based on max distance in a vacuum. If you are licensed to use this radio, you will understand its limitations based on the type of antenna and it's transmit power.For listening in, a dedicated scanner would be best. For transmitting, don't do it without a license!
849168
Hi, Thanks for your inquiry. This locks only works with the remote of its kind, no RFID.